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This actually hits close to some of my most irrational fears: I'm terrified of how Maye looks like Sam Darnit, and of McCarthy's uncanny resemblance to Zach Milfson.

And then I thought "meh, it's all made up, they blurred his hand and called it a dong, lemme search the real image" And then I really wished I hadn't done that.

Should thank him for the tip

Yeah hitting spectacularly on so many other picks helps buffer the one spectacular failure

It's been said before. Some of it is footwork, per scouting reorts you can google. Those are fixable mechanics. Also, a guy like Daniels had 2 WRs for whom every pass was catchable against college DBs. Those 2 WRs are expected to both be gone by the 20th pick of this draft. On the other hand...

Move up the draft, then you have a longer the drought from draft to training camp. You're taking from one waiting period and adding it to another. Really no benefit as a fan. Unless you think 3 months isn't enough time to dissect our rookie class and build them all up to HoFers before they've...

Basically we'd be asking them to pick the same player at 3 that they'd have picked at 4.

She's plenty hot. Can't compare every girl to Lily or we'll never find happiness.

Could the difficulty throwing short be related to throwing sidearm? When throwing 15+ yards downfield, the ball trajectory makes it less likely to get swatted at the line regardless of release point. I'd imagine a high release is more important on shorter throws.

My complaint is more about having a #5 CB count 2.5M on the cap when that role is usually filled with low-end rookie contracts (which count about 1M or so against the cap). How do those dollars come into play? Take for example Jakobi Meyers. They didn't want to tack an extra 1M for a good...

BGC getting Wally Pipped

Pick any bust at 3 and you're on thin ice. The successful players picked afterwards are just used as examples to pile on your failure. It doesn't matter which bust you picked at 3, or who turned out to be a hit in the rest of the top 10. The only thing that matters is getting your pick right.

Read "pedestrian bridge" and the first thing that came to mind was our QB

If he's gonna put up 1,300 yards and help us become good again his name can sound like a gay fart and I'll take it

Last year they didn't let him test the market and opted to tender him at 2.5M. This year, after a season in which he allegedly improved his stock, his market wound up being 1y 1.75M. No hindsight about it, it was infuriating the moment they tendered him and refused to see what his real market...

Right after the accident, with all options open: pull out your homie, take your bags of totally legal stuff, don't check on anyone that you may have killed, flee the scene. After you get caught and have no choice: "I take full responsibility"

I think a lot of us gave him crap without taking into account he didn't exactly have free reign on draft picks and team building. It's the main reason he left. Also, he's likely grown and learned a thing or two. Some people do that.

Exactly. If your two best WRs are rated around 30th in the league, you have a nice pair of weapons. If your LT is ranked around 30th in the league, you have a turnstile.

As a NFL HC it very likely is. As something else, sure, always kicking until we kick the bucket.

Isn't the draft still like a month away?